U.S. relationship with Vietnam

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The U.S. relationship with Vietnam has proven fruitful for both countries, resulting in growing cooperation on political, security and economic issues and deeper people-to-people ties.

“In America we consider our relationship with Vietnam to be incredibly special,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Vietnamese Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh last July during a trip to Hanoi, Vietnam.

Pompeo noted in August the “remarkable growth” in the U.S.-Vietnam bilateral relationship “and the rapid pace of positive change in Vietnam.”

U.S.-Vietnam relations have seen an upswing ever since the countries normalized diplomatic relations in 1995. The two countries cooperated in addressing legacies of war, including the return of remains of American service members.